Come When You Call Me America
Lana Del Rey · Other Songs - Lana Del Rey
Come when you call me
Come when you call me
[Verse missing]
I can do whatever I want
You can do whatever you...
This is like I always wanted
Just like I always knew
[Verse missing]
Hand to hand
Gun to gun
Now we're gonna have some fun
Come when you call me
Come when you call me
[Verse missing]
[Verse missing]
I know what you been looking for
I think I got all that and more
I think I know what you been trying
Sayin'...
"Everybody wants a little..."
Come when you call me
Come when you -
(A-M-E-R-I-C-A)
[Verse missing]
(A-M-E-R-I-C-A)
I can do whatever I want
You can do whatever you...
This is like I always wanted
Just like I always knew
(Tell me a story, daddy)
Come when you call me
Come when you -
(A-M-E-R-I-C-A)
You can say whatever you gonna say about me
(A-M-E-R-I-C-A)
You can say whatever you gonna say about me
(A-M-E-R-I-C-A)
You can say whatever you gonna say about me
(I like you, I like)
(A-M-E-R-I-C-A)
Hey-ah, ohh
Hey-ah, ohh
Stay in your room
Get in your bed
Maybe then you get me inside your head
(A-M-E-R-I-C-A)
(Tell me a story, daddy)
Come When You Call Me America
Lana Del Rey's 'Come When You Call Me America' stands as a haunting centerpiece on her 2012 album *Born to Die*, embodying the film noir aesthetic that defines her early work. The track blends lush orchestration with a melancholic vocal delivery, capturing the themes of lost love and the American Dream's fading allure. As a key component of the *Born to Die* era, the song exemplifies Del Rey's signature style of romanticizing decay and nostalgia. Its enduring presence in her discography highlights her ability to weave cinematic storytelling into her music, creating an atmospheric soundscape that resonates deeply with fans of dream pop and baroque pop. The recording remains a definitive example of her early exploration of gothic romance and vintage Americana.